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By Jane Roser Chris Stapleton has had a good year and it’s well-deserved considering he’s one of the most talented, prolific singer-songwriters hailing from Kentucky since Loretta Lynn (and coincidentally both are children of coal miners). Recently nominated for three Read More

by Jane Roser I was sixteen when the 1988 cult classic film Young Guns came out, and ever since then I’ve had a thing for men who wear Henleys. Lauded by historians to be the most historically accurate film about nineteenth century outlaw Billy the Kid up to that date, Read More

by Jane Roser In 1992 I was attending Glasgow School of Art on a study abroad program. I spent most evenings either listening to traditional Scottish music in pubs or going ceilidh dancing where a nice older Scottish gentleman wearing traditional Highland regalia would often ask Read More

Ben Arnold Lost Keys Reviewed by: Jane Roser Singer-songwriter Ben Arnold has helped shape the Philadelphia music scene for over 25 years. He is as much a part of its incredible culture as The Free Library or The Rodin Museum are- a jewel in the crown. Arnold’s recent LP, Read More

by Jane, Anne, Brian and Bob Roser   “I have come to the conclusion that one useless man is called a disgrace, that two are called a law firm, and that three or more become a congress.” No, this isn’t a recent quote from The Washington Post, but from the 1969 Broadway Read More

by Jane Roser “There are men too gentle to live among wolves.” Sean Scolnick, better known by his catchy moniker Langhorne Slim, was inspired to write “Wolves” (off his new record The Spirit Moves) when his friend sent him a copy of the James Kavanaugh poem upon which it’s based. Read More